The MTN Ghana Foundation has collected 2,551 pints of blood at its sixth annual “Save a Life” blood donation campaign, exceeding its target of 2,017 pints. The annual exercise gives staff of MTN and the general public the opportunity to show love on Valentine’s Day by donating a pint of blood each. This year’s blood […]
MTN Ghana Foundation on Wednesday awarded 20 teachers with scholarships under its MTN Teachers’ Improvement Awards Programme to pursue first and second degree programmes.
Telecom operators in Ghana are changing the face of sports in the country, since the liberalisation of the telecom sector in the 1990s.
In spite of the current economic challenges and rising inflation on other sectors of the economy which Ghana’s mobile telecom operators rely on (light, water, rent, among others) to be productive, they still charged the lowest domestic call rates in Africa.
Ghana’s mobile telecom operators have expressed grave concern over the government’s multiple tax regime saying it is stifling the growth of the telecom industry in the country.
Ghana’s telecom market leader, MTN Ghana, announced that in bid to provide ubiquitous telecom services for its customers, a princely amount of $2.4 billion has been spent on network upgrading and expansion in the past nine years.
MTN Ghana and the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in which a total amount of GH¢300,000.00 has been released by the telecommunication giant to support innovation, research and teaching at the school.
Staff volunteers of MTN Ghana are to construct three “Sheds of Care” for schools under trees in the telecom service provider’s three business districts in the country.
Scancom Ltd (MTN Ghana), the leading telecommunications service provider in Ghana, has been adjudged the Overall Best Taxpayer, Large Taxpayer Office for 2014 by the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA).
The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications (GCT) has welcomed the government’s directive that contractors should regularly engage telecom companies before embarking on any road work in the country.
